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Murdered by "A Drunken Man

PRoymENcE, r. l., March 25.--A bru-
tal murder occurred on Meeting street
this morning John G. RoyeliO. who was
watching with sick man, was killed by
the invalid nephef. who was infurlated
with drink Rovelto was 6fty-seven
years Of age, and was a Molay, having
been kidnapped By an American vessel
owner IN his youth.
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VA. SATURDAY. MARCH 26, 1887.

ferred TO the Finance Committee and are
expected TO be acted on to-day.
In the House they were advocated by
Mr.. Figgatt, Democrat, and Mr. Curlett.
Republican, and opposed by Messrs. w ise
and Waddill, Republicans.
They were adopted by vote OF ayes
55-nOes g. The noes were Messrs. Mat
thews. McCandlish SOuthwOrth, Turner
Waddill and Wise-all Republicans. r
Adjourned % this mOrnIng
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nela IN BaiI In rhiIaaeIrhin.

PM ,ngLPmA, March, 2j-Frank Ger.
aci and lgnazio Deluca, Italians, who
were arrested here last evening on the
charge %, defrauding jewelry firms in
Washington, d. c., Of goods valued at
$500 were brought before United
States Commissioner Bell to day, and
held in 500 bail each for hearing 20
rnorruus
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PRICE, ONE CENT.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Berlin ouieting Down Again

RERrrN March 2j--1he Emperor anu
Empress continue well. The Empress
spent Yesterday morning in exchanging
visits with the Queens of Roumanis ana
Saxonv and others. 4 musical sorlee
was given last evening at the palace AZ
which 2GO guests. including the Prince oi
Wales. were present The visitors are
gradually leaving, and the city Is assum'
inc its usual aspect. The Idg5tdf says
tha, Prince Bismarck's precise WORDS al
the recent banouet were: Peace Is
completely assured. The year OF 1881
will bc year of peace lhere rs no
cause for anxiety in the east OF III tue
west
German Ambassador Feels siighted'
ROME. March 25.-It is stated that Herr
Won Kendell. the German ambassador 10
Italv. resigned because he was sighted by
his Government The immediate occasion
OF his action was the fact that the treaty
between Germany. Austria, and Italy, in
stead of being delivered to him oy spe'
cial imperial messenger, was sent through
the post in an ordinary envelope
An Insane Duchess.
LoNDoN, March 25-The Duchess of
Cumberland has been placed IN lnnalc
asylum near Vienna She suffers from
melanchoiia She Is the daughter of The
King of Denmark, and sister OF lhe hlng
Of Greece. the Czarina OF hussia' ana
the Princess OF Wales.
This lady who married one ot the
richest men in Europe, was said At ono
tmo 20 be beloved vthe lamen'"f loung
Tropch Imperial
Father Keller Resianed.
DrmrS March 25.-Fsther Keller
writes that be does not regret his loss OF
liberty. I'm view Of the reason Tor when
his imprisonment Was ordered lie says
"If kept in lail until die, will neverdo
the infamous thing the judge asked me
to d0-betray the confidence OF the de.
fenseics@ and loving people who trusted
me
The Triple Alliance Wni Protect the
Pops.
ROME March 25--Ihe Vatican has
been advised from Vienna and Berlin
that Austria Germany. and Italy, during
the continuance OF the alliance between
them. will not permit the subyersioa u
the papacy, and will support the Pope's
independence and liberty.
Wholesale Mail Robbery.
ST PETERSBURG. March 25.--Lettcrs
containing money drafts, &c. 10 the
value of $l25,00O Weae stolen q few days
ago from The Astrachan posiofiice by the
NihIists. who dug an Underground pas
sage 20 the building and entered II by cut
ting through the floor
Death of the Queens Physician.
fONDoN. March 25.-Arthur Fare, VI.
D. r. r. S.. the celebrated surgeon and
writer, physician extraordinary to the
queen. physi .ian-accoucheur to the
Princess Of Wales and her sisters, is dead
he had Just reached his scventy-seventh
Year.
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A Pnfering Postmaster.

FoRr sWrH, ARK, March 25.-Alex-
under Dixon, postmaster at Fallsyille.
Newton county, and " A. Dixon. his
son, who Is mall-carri9r for the route
from Fallsyille To Clarksyille, Ark. we're
lodged in the United States Jail here last
night, charged with rihing registered let
tiers The evidence Is said to be conclu.
Give
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WADE 4 cO>FFssIo>
titus Claiming that lie Killed rilie smith
ina Fit of Passion.


The commuiation of the death sentence
of Janit0r Titus by the Sew Jersey
board of parlOD- Wa~ due t0 % confession
which Titus made. Titus claimed that
me wa. intimate with TiIie Smith from
thc time She entered thc institute at
BeIycdcre ON the night Of the murder
he admitted her hy the back door. as was
indicated ON the trial. and She went 20 his
room. remaining there while DE- closed up
the house and saws that everything Wt, in
order ON his return She informed him
that she was in trouble. and asked what
be intended t0 DO Hot words followed
and She threatened tO denounce Titus Co
d. Whiting. principal Of ihc institute
Enraged. Titus sprang to herside and or
dcrcd her to take back her remark. She
refused. and then hc struck her She
gqte one scream aud then Il was that
Titus graspcd her throat With % gurg-
ling sound she fell ON his shoulder. iie
laid her down thinking it was q talnting
ft. and went into another apartment Tor
water and restOratiycs. The water be-
dashed over her face. but with n0 result
lie felt for the beating of the pulse. and
then realized that She was dead ana be 20
murderer Then be began 10 plan for q
removal of the body, and after closely
looking about the premises carried ihe
body 10 the place where 70 was found.
Next be destroyed the coat gloves and
hairpins by throwing them ln the FUR
mace. The Joss of these articles was tho
cause of suspicion hrst pointing 90 Titus.
His afteractions were all disclosed during
the trial and strongly pointed 20 guilt
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A Boston Nan Blow, out The Ca.

CHICAGO March 25.-Frank Kapples
who arrived here from Boston Yesterday
was found dead in his bed this morning
having been suiiocated by escaping gas
Tie blew out the gass on retiring. lie wa
on his way to Wisconsin. in compan,
with bis married daughter.
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IN settIe NIiner., WACO.

Prr.BuRe, March 2j-The Miners
Association Of the coke region have
elected John Mcbride. Of Columbus, o.,
and William Mullen, OF Scottsdale, as
arbitrator. The board 10 settle the
wage dispute viii meet on the SOth in
slant.
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A LITTLE DEBATE

Senator Elyson. OF Richmond. moved
that when the Senate adjourn 81 adjourn
10 meet at night at =. o'clock Mr Ely
son did not state The object Of the meet
ing. but it was generally understood that
the object of the night meeting was 90
consider the debt question, and pariicu-
larly tie matter Of appointing a commits
sion as recommended by The Governor.
The debate was participated in by Sen.
ators Fllvs0n. Blackstone Nicknam. and
Koiner. but me motion was finally adopt
cd. and "A similar motion prevailed IN the
House
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\ OuadrupIe INrant

Mr'KEGoN, MICH, March CSC. NJ.
Thompson was arrested Yesterday by
Sheriff F Nelson. and Sheriff Martin OF
Charlton, Ohio, for having four wives.
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, March 25.-lndications
for the tweniy-four hours, commencing a.
o pm For Virginia, fair weather; cold
westerly winds.
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According 20 recently published 'e""
narslev was the only vegetable ,aieh in tn,
time Of Queen Elizabeth The iaNonto game
Wa pigeons iront chicken 'ehi'o" ""'
rabbits
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The LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION or 1887 NINTH
DAYS PROCEEDINGs.


senatorsRhea offered a long preamble
in reference tOcertain charges preferred
against Judge Charles f. Latham Of
Lynchburg by Mr. Frank g. Ruflin
They were followed by the following
resoluti )ns
Resolred. That II is due alike the judici-
ary Of this State. the members Oi this
General Assembly and those whom they
represent. that the truth or falsity Of
statements concerning said Latham be
inquired into and the facts be reported
10 this General Assembly.
3D. That a special committee Of five be
appointed TO investigate the subject, and
that they De hereby authorized TO send
for persons and papers.
3d That said memorial and three adj
ditiOnal charges this day tled by said
Frank G. Rufiin, on information and
belief. as causes for removal Of said
Charles = Latham, Judge as aforesaid,
be entered on the journal Of the Senate,
and that a copy OF both indictments be
transmitted to the House Of Delegates
and entered on rs journal that a copy Of
both and all charges be furnished said
Latham, and also a copy Of these reso-
luti0ns be furnished him, the said Lat
ham. Judge aforesaid. forthwith, together
with q notice of the fact. and time set for
the consideration Of said charges by the
General Assembly At least twenty days
before the time 20 Fixed for the consider
alton thereof. a. provided by the Consti-
tuition and laws of Virginia IN such eases
made and provided
Then followed a declaration of Mr.
Ruilu
Senator Diggs opposed the matter, say
ing that the charges were not specihed
that they were too indefinite
Senator Rhea thought IL was matter
that should be investigated lie said he
bad no personal interest in the matter
but thought 'he paper spoke Tor them
selves
The Senate very promptly sst down On
the proposed investigation
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A curious athletic feat has been completed
ST. Dover hv "a man named Drummond. who
accomplished the ~ef imposed task of walk
ing from S-sirk Scotland to the coast oi
the English channel tie performed ne
Journey 800 tweut; four days, having rested
only of, ~mdays The distance covered Is
SOmiles. He viii walk back TO Seik'rk
John /. Sullivan will shortly have a costly
and magnificent belt, emblemauc Of the
championship of the world Already 500
dion,o.,l- ha,e hocu secured Dos Pat She@iy'
Sullivan manager which are io ne u~n i'i
maluS up tie belt. New York men nave
generously contributed toward IL, and Sheedy
say be can get $1,000 If necessary, from
them This Is better than belt under the
sar.
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Ofthe Nineteenth century
pi, footed Bo,s-er. son of Oli Nau and obj
Woman B)wser of Detroit
B.ggr,t hoofa OF any human being in Tins world
No 2fsd0nf come within mile of Citing him
Fat. happy and zoe. paws the BID.
-Yes. that's what you'll ,ee, Mrs Bowsrr'
and voun grim and tickle over it and deal
head Your way u every afternoon. i won't
The disgrace viii have put me under lhe sod
Wash away. MIS-. Bowser, but don't YOU dN,
to le, that young 'un know I'm the slightest
relation, 90 him-not the slightest '-Drlroii
Free Pres.
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On a ssriAe

NEw ORLEANS, March 25.-Upwards
Of 5000 cotton handlers are on strike.
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4LLEGED BRIBERY

Senator Rbea raised another breeze by
the introduction of The following pream-
Die and resolution
Whereas 10 has been brought TO the at
feption of this body that the Charleston
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Com
pauv are represented here by q number
of l0hbvists. and whereas. from infOrma
ton received it Is believed that the said
Charleston. Cincinnati and Chicago Rail
road Company. through some Of IFS lob.
byi-ts. have been and are Improperly en-
deayoring to influence the action OF the
Legislature upon thc bill granting certain
right, to said company. therefore be D.
Heoirm That committee of three be
appointed 90 inquire into the conduct of
the representatives OF said railroad com
pany. and that said committee shall have
power TO send for persons or papers.
Senator Rhca. in advocating The pas-
sage Of The preamble and resolution. said
that Doe was iu receipt of information
given 10 him hv person whose name
be- could not diyulEe showing improper
motives on the part of the persons who
are lobbying for che Charleston Oincin-
nati. and Chicago railroad BILL
Senator Meredith rcpciled any reiiec.
ion made upon lhe character OF United
States Senator Butler who appeared Dee
fore the committee in behalf Of the bill
also ans iniimation of any action on The
part Of that gentleman al variance with
honor and integrity.
Senator Rhea said he did not propose
90 charge or intimate that any member OF
the Senate bad been OF would be intiu
enced "by these lobbyists Then he add
ed again u say that from means can
not djyulge. improper means have been
used'for The passage Of his bill
Senator Heaton thought the resolution
should be- changed 80 as t0 investigate
both sides of the question.
Pending the consideration of the mat
ter. Lieutenant Governor Massey an
nouncrd that the chair would be vacatec
until 730 o'clock
no general legislation and no local leg
i.laiion of importance was transacted ~
either branch during the day
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FRIGHTFUL sMASH-UP.

A Large Number of the Passengers seri-
ously injured on the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Road.
P'rrsBURG, PA. March IA fright
ful wreck and fatal railway accident oc-
CURED between II and / o'clock this
morning ON the Pitisburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad near Lectonia, Ohio,
about sixty miles from this city The
day express from Chicago aud due in this
city AZ 3lO was telescoped by a freight
train running az almost full speed The
engineer of The express was killed and a
dozen or more people injured, some OF
them seriously
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nealh of the Oneen's rhysIcian.

LoNDoN. March 25.-Arthur Fare, VI
D. F. r. S.. the celebrated surgeon and
writer physician extraordinary to the
queen physi .ian.accoucheur to the
Princess Of Wales and her sisters, is dead
he had Just reached his seventy-seventh
wear
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u.l.ll ,arti SIS actually receiving d"
.,.tI.n. .|u fashionable society
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WANTED TO BUY a SECOND
w hand Boiler steam of about ttc OF ten
.i.llons capacltv ADDRESS "B. p
tmH u. Care TINES Othce.
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\GANTED To purchase q liouee "a, ano
W D.. .sarib abo1t 'slup0 Will pay 5000
tlf.0.-I arf balance BOD monthly Or quarterly
l.t.mr Correspondence sohciu,i y. ',.ilt
location. terms. Nc. Wlil also consider tcfin-
.na I.f -,.raratcls Address s. w. g.. liAt-
1f.. gmar 3 n
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The Triple Alliance WIN Protect th
Pop-

ST PETERSBURG. March 25.-Letters
containing money drafts, &c, TO the
value of Sl25,O0O weae stolen few days
ago from The Astrachan posioffce by the
Nihlists. who dug an underground pas
sage 20 the building and entered II by cut
ling through the floor
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WANTED Two RELIABLE CAR
w KEHs 0r rmf TiMFs for ine Wts'
knd Exclusive territory 90 iho rgnl parties
VI 3mhiOu
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-01

There are now 81 oleomargarine facto-
ries in the United States. III of them are
in the Western States, II being in the
city OF Chicago. There are 353i retail
dealers i'll oleomargarine in the United
States who paid special taxes as snch in
the months Of November and December,
1886. and January and February, 1881.
The number of wholesale dealers is 266.
The qaantity of oleomargarine manufac-
tured and removed for consumption or sale,
at cents per pound during the months of
November and December, 1886, and .Ianu-
airy and February, 1887, was Il, Gas, 40
pounds, and the quantity exported from
the United States during the same period
was 1872, 49, pounds. Tbs figures are
taken from a statement prepared in the In
terEal Revenue Bureau.
At halfway, The murdered body OF a
well-dressed young woman was found ~
ing on one side OF Jefferson avenue early
Saturday morning. There were evidences
of terrible struggle and her throat WAS
cut, the .jugular vein being severed. She
was about 20 years of age. Onthe ground
near by was wicker basket, containing
eggs, and in the creek aear by was found
yalse containing some articles Of female
clothing, which it is supposed was thrown
into the water by the murderer. y small
penknife, with which the murder had evil
IDENTIFY been committed, was found in an
adjacent field. The dead girls body has
been viewed by about two thousand per-
sons, but if any of them have recognized
it the fact is not known.
\ local option election was held ON Mon
day il Frederick county Virginia, and it
was carried by the Prohibitionists by 48t
majority.
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Universal and Novelty clothes
wriDgers, both with cogs, and
one as good as the other, so.25,
We don't know of any other
dealer anywhere on earth, eth
er in town or country who sells
them at this price. A gallon OF
Best Headlight Oil given as a
present with each wringer.
Our shoe trade at the New
Store, under the Opera House,
is gradually growing, and it will
grow and continue TO grow as
the people become acquainted
with our goods and prices.
We give you good returns for
your money.
.3Soopieces ofnew styles OF wall
papers, direct from New York.
Good brown blanks at s to 10
cts; best white at 10 and Il;
gifts at 50 to 35cts.-come and
look.
Looking-slasses in ali the
leading sizes, from Iocts. to
s5.75. All kinds housekeeping
tin ware.
Don't forget to see our car
pets.
f. B. HUMPHREYS & Co.
WOodstoWn. \.
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Henry Georore. in a recent humber Of lis
-. 60, - :, p,I,-
paper 'iie '7sa"e'.f"' sfss' :" -
man who objected to the woman rights
plank in the platform of tie United Labor
Marty.
Tie nstnral rioht OF a woman Ia vote is
inst a. clear as that of man. and rests on
the same ground. Since she is called on
10 obey the laws She OUGHT TO have a voice
IN MAKING them. and the assumption that
sI,a i not IL 10 vote i no better reason
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-01

r. W. Pierce, District Secretary VII Dis
trict, has rendered his resignation, to take
effect at date. The resignation has been
accepted. Mr.. Pierce has made 4 faithful
and efficient officer.
The annual meeting of District Lodge No.
VII, for the counties of Salem and Glou-
cester. will be heli at the Hal..of Swedes-
boro Lodge, No. ia. ON Tuesday. April
10Th, 1887. at 10 o'clock \. NJ. Each
Lodge in the District will please elect 4
full representation. Lodges are entitled
TO one delegate at large, and one additional
delegate for each twenty members in good
standing on the roll al the time of election,
or major fraction If twenty. The District
Rituals have been received, and the Dis
tret Degree viii be conferred at this ses-
sion on all entitled thereto. Officers for
the year are 10 be elected. Let the ques-
ton box have due attention. Questions of
doubt concerning the rules and images of
the Order sloulti be referred to the box.
E. :. FoCG. District Tcmplar
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They Went for Him.

BLOOMINGTON, H.. March At Els
worth the active features Of the women's
liquor crusade were revived Saturday. \
band of thirty->ix women marched 10 the
''gallon house. Of y. j. McGrevy and
asked him to close up his saloon and leave
the place This he refused TO do, when
they charged on the place. McGreyy met
them at the door with a Ratchet, but was
promptly knocked down by George Whit
taker. The women then raided the place,
rolled ont all the liquors and spilled them
in tle mud. The women declare that they
will clear out all the gallon houses that
may come here.
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Prices al Groceries. -Best headlight,
high test coal oil. Sc. per gallon. We
don't keep the lower grades, there's
danger enough in the best Lewis
lye, Toe; Saponitier. Sc. per box; put.
pepper. pc. h., &c. per quarter; pure
ginger, 1se ID, &c. per quarter; best
nntmegs. &c. per o.; extract coffee,
, boxes for &C.; baking soda, Be- paper,
or III bulk, the very best, Sc H.. large
bottles Rumford's yeast powder, l0c.
large boxes sitting blne, Sc; large bot
ties Bengal blueing, Sc; best gran
nlated sugar, Ole; 4lbs. Kings
ford's pure starch, 25c.. single
pound, ,c. corn starch, 1e h.; Proc
ter x Candies Oleine soap, &c;
Pylos Pearline, ;e., or i papers 95c.;
3 lbs. washing soda. 10o; McMonigle
II Rogers, large bottles fruit extracts
lemon. zoe; vanilla, a5e. large bot
ties extract lemon, Sc; large bottles
castor oil, Sc; > ID. cans corned
beef, zoe. All groceries as low as tle
times will admit
4. 3. HUMPHREYS & co.
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One of the papers. in commenting on the
recent vote in the United States Senate on
the woman suffrage amendment, declared
that sixteen senators were willing that
women should become voters, a4d thirty
four preferred that they should remain
angels. The angels Will continue as be-
fore To scrub floors. wash dishes and clean
honze.-Liilie Decereax Bia&e in Tie Qaes-
ton.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-01

To the first South Jersey editor who
sends MS the exact number Of railroad ties
in the track from the station nearest his
office TO the Camden wharf we will make
a handsome present-kind and value to be
determined by ourselves. Competition
open to counties Of Cape May, Cnmber-
land, Salem, Gloucester and Camden.
Competitor must be strictly sober when
the walk is taken.
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w nave kept store IN W Gods
town for nearly a quarter OF a
century and have been fairly sue
cessiul in building up a trade. If
we have made more than we
have deserved it is an exception
al case. We have aimed to de
serve it by fair and honorable
dealing What success we have
had we owe to Our customers.
We consider that we owe it to
them i'll return to continue
to serve them with as large
a variety and as good a
quality of goods at as little
money as we can reasonably al
ford without wasting our sub
stance-hence our low prices.
Our competitors and would-be
rivals may growl, but we are not
doing business to please our
rivals, but to please our custom
ers, and among the latter class
we have yet to hear any com
plant that we are selling goods
too low We propose occasion
ally to inauguratc a new depar-
ture The following is one of
them:
There is no one article in
merchandise in the purchase of
which the buyer is more depend
ent upon and at the mercy of
the seller than the article of
jewelry. Brass and tin can be
SO doctorcd as to pass for a time
as gold or silver to the average
wayfarer, and INSCRIPTIONS
dealers not unh-equently take
advantage of this fact, and if
they do not actually pass off base
metals for the more precious
ones ulcy 10 what i IS practically
Ciie same thins-scil an article
T ,0[ 'llFee OF loar tlll'es It's value.
" : nave mao many calls Tor
S ;. articies IN inc Jewelry
Iili5--9Teasll'lll'' earrings Gun
''il' coildr buttons ana the like
l. aiia nave oec'oea 10 carry a
me o. s''ch goods IN both stores,
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at work-and She works FOR them all--it is
evident that the Infinite Spirit Of Christ
rcigns in her heart which. combined with
her high intellectual ability, places her
among, if not the foremost of those who are
'>haping the age Of gold--~olving The problem
old"
-M.s. L. " v Sisrens. IA Daaghters n
4saeFfcu
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CARPET rs.

Part OF our stock Of carpets
are at hand. We 90 direct to
the weayers with our thirty-flve
years active experiences buy
ers and sellers, and the ready
money, and its no wonder that
we can give YOU prices from 10
to 20 cts, per yard lower than
others. Come and sec them.
Extra supers. Atwood, as low as
6S cts.
L. b. lIuNplIRnys & Co.